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Re: Dismantling a tachometer

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Subject: Re: Dismantling a tachometer
From: "JEFFREY FETNER" <FETNERJ001@hawaii.rr.com>
Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2003 14:51:11 +0600
Walt,
   The needle is just a list "press-fit" on the shaft.  Once the tach
innerworkings are out of the case, carefully hold the large aluminum plate
(on which the shaft is mounted) and gently twist the needle from the center
(where it sits on the top of the shaft).  They usually come off easy, so I
hope your's isn't an exception.
   Good luck!

Jeff
'74 CF13816U


Subject: Dismantling a tachometer


> List:
>
> I've had the worst luck with tachometers lately.  To make a long story
short
> how do you remove the indicator needle from the mechanical TR6 tachometer?
> The removal of the works from the gauge face is obvious by removing the
two
> small screws on the front of the face; but how does one remove the screw
and
> weight(?) that will allow removal of the needle from the actual tach
shaft?
> (this seems pretty fragile, too)
>
> I ask this because I want to swap out a working instrument from a GT6 tach
> and marry it to my TR6 gauge face and housing.  Please tell me this is
> do-able!
>
> Thanks and best regards,
> Walt Fogle
> woodinville, WA
> '69 TR6
> '80 TR8 FHC
>
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